Root Locus: Get Help with State-Variable Feedback Design

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The discussion focuses on using root locus methods for designing a state-variable feedback controller in a motor position control system. The user expresses confusion about generating a root locus with the gain situated in the feedback loop. They provide a mathematical formulation involving the output Y(s), the error signal E(s), and the transfer function G(s). The key equation presented is Y(s) = E(s)G(s) / (1 + K(s+1)G(s)), which is essential for drawing the root locus plot. Overall, the thread seeks clarity on the process of applying root locus techniques in this specific feedback design scenario.
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I had to use state-variable feedback to design a position control system for a motor. I have to design the controller using root locus methods.
The gain that is varied is located in the feedback loop as shown in the picture.
I am completely lost as to how to generate a root locus with the gain in the feedback loop.
Can anybody give me a general form to get into so I can draw the root locus?
 

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Let the output of the summer going into G(s) be called E(s). Y(s) is then E(s)G(s). But E(s) = V(s)-K(s+1)Y(s). So

Y(s) = E(s)G(s) = [V(s) - K(s+1)Y(s)] G(s)
Y(s) = \frac {E(s)G(s)}{1 + K(s+1)G(s)}

Then you draw the root locus plot of G(s) (s+1).
 
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